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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Soc Sci Res. 2012 Apr 3;41(5):1227–1240. doi: 10.1016/j.ssresearch.2012.03.015

Table 3.

Odds-ratios from logistic regression equations predicting DSM-IV marijuana dependence and/or abuse diagnosis (N = 718 for the classification GMM, and N = 652 for the diagnostic DSM-IV outcome). Results are based on a multiple imputation analysis using 10 replicate data sets.

Variables Bivariate
N1
N2
N3
N4
eb (t) eb (t) eb (t) eb (t) eb (t)
Classification
Early-onset marijuana use 6.89 (6.87)***
Adolescent-onset marijuana use 6.48 (7.80)***
Fundamental causes/backgrounda
Age at Wave 6 1.63 (4.79)*** 1.64 (4.76)*** 1.56 (4.23)*** 1.37 (2.88)** 1.45 (2.92)**
Stressorsb
Negative events (z) 1.39 (3.75)*** 1.33 (2.93)** 1.25 (2.25)* 1.07 (.66) 1.08 (.65)
Perceived discrimination (z) 1.27 (2.79)** 1.12 (1.22) 1.10 (1.00) 1.04 (.41) 1.04 (.37)
Parent alcohol abuse (ever) 1.52 (2.17)* 1.19 (.84) 1.11 (.51) 1.10 (.46) 1.00 (.01)
Parent major depression (ever) 1.72 (2.57)* 1.68 (2.17)* 1.59 (1.92)+ 1.47 (1.59) 1.52 (1.57)
Supportc
Psychosocial
Positive school attitudes (z) .70 (4.21)*** .81 (2.21)* .86 (1.55) .91 (.91)
Feelings of anger (z) 1.28 (2.69)** 1.07 (.62) 1.07 (.66) 1.01 (.09)
Depressive symptoms (z) 1.39 (3.38)** 1.11 (.90) .99 (.06) .93 (.59)
Friend delinquency (z) 2.04 (7.40)*** 1.73 (4.63)*** 1.43 (2.69)**
Intercept −1.069 (11.43)*** −1.083 (11.42)*** −1.122 (11.38)*** −1.940 (13.19)***

Notes: Variables are entered in groups in models N1–N4. Coefficients for the intercept are logit coefficients; other coefficients are odds-ratios.

a

The other background characteristics were not significant so they have been omitted.

b

The other stressor variables were not statistically significant.

c

The social support measures were not statistically significant.

+

p < .1.

*

p < .05.

**

p < .01.

***

p < .001.